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@lemmy.worldKeypad deadbolt lock for my front door. Not a "smart lock" (I try not to have anything online outside my house). I haven't pulled a key out of my pocket in years.
If it died I would buy one same day.
Healthcare is one of the heaviest regulated industries in the US. Less regulations would be better-you could go to a store, see a menu board and order an MRI with upfront pricing.
Florida checking in: it's good for your skin! I don't like getting sweaty in the 10seconds it takes to walk to my truck, but i prefer it over everything else.
From the article:
We are excited to launch a new bar/restaurant concept in the space for 2024 so stay tuned.
Why is it rigged? Are adults surprised they're obliged to pay back money they borrowed?I
It's not at all natural, and would not have happened if government didn't step it to create a "regulated monopoly".
Fast food, gas stations, supermarkets, etc are all unregulated^1^ and there's countless offerings there. That's capitalism. This is crony capitalism. These companies work with the government to lock out competition.
1 - Yes, these industries have regulation, but there's no regulation whatsoever on opening an identical business next to an existing one. We see it all the time, a lowes next to homedepot, burger king next to mcdonalds, etc.
College prices went sky high when the government started backing student loans, they should have never done that.